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Update: Arris SB8200 has been rock steady so far, no excessive heat or glitches. I do notice better (quicker)...

I've used it in the past for oil-burning clunkers. It cut the consumption and kept me going when nothing else worked.

The App was from Arris. It was a QR code scanned by my phone.

The Arris SB8200 came the very next day. The "App" they provide was totally useless; it wouldn't even work for my model. The setup took a bit longer than expected with the ISP (30 minutes +/-), but eventually hooked up. The positive difference was immediate. The built-in Pluto TV app (LG...

They DO NOT have a recommended list, as I have mentioned above in a previous post.

I ordered the SB8200, which is the first one I researched. It seems hit-or-miss, as it runs very hot, but I'll give it a shot. Thank you and all who responded. Fingers crossed...

Recently bumped from 300 to 600 for free. Aside from simply wanting to upgrade the old 3.0 is limited @ 300-400. I'm an old fart, not a gamer, but I want all I can get from the upgrade and to future-proof a bit.

The 2500 looks fabulous, but is beyond my price range. Thank you, though.

Thanks, but that's a combo. I have a top-shelf router.

I've looked into that brand, but they had as many complaints as the Arris.

The question is reliability, not who the provider is, as it's irrelevant.

It's a small provider called VYVE, not that it should matter. They serve Oklahoma and northern Texas, especially rural areas. They're pretty much the only choice where I live. I KNOW I want 3.1, which is why I'm asking the question!

No, but I have cleared those I have considered with them.

Researching 3.1 Modems ($200 max) leads me to MANY complaints of Arris products overheating, dropping signal, and other malfunctions. Customer service is questionable as well. Can anyone suggest a brand they own and use that has proven reliable? I've had Motorola, then Arris, for longer than I...

I've yet to see that one on my Pixel8 PRO.

2012 Rav4 I think was subject to the oil ring recall. Could be an oil burner - but otherwise likely reliable as well...

I have this one : https://zvox.com/collections/cinema-soundbars/products/sb500-43-9-sound-bar-with-accuvoice-and-built-in-subwoofers...

My friend has an off-grid ranch sustained by generators and a water well. He buys gas for the generators, adding Pri-G before filling several 50-gallon drums. Some of the fuel can sit for up to a year. He has yet to have a single running or starting problem with the fuel. He's never mentioned...

But they don't have a lot of practice or interest maintaining the exterior of their vehicles. There's the key... no matter what you give them with good intentions, they don't care. Been there, done that.